Arcsecond to Radian Converter — Angle Units

Convert Arcsecond to Radian instantly with accurate angle unit conversion. Learn what they mean, where they’re used, and see examples.

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What is a Arcsecond?

An arcsecond is a unit of angular measurement equal to 1/3600 of a degree. Commonly used in astronomy for expressing tiny angles.

What is a Radian?

A radian is the standard SI unit of angular measure, defined as the angle formed when the arc length equals the radius. One full rotation is 2π radians.

Conversion Formula

To convert Arcsecond to Radian, use the formula:

Radian = Arcsecond × (4.8481368111e-6 / 1.0000000000e+0)

This formula works by converting Arcsecond into radians as the base unit, then converting that result into Radian. It ensures high-precision conversion.

Example: Convert 10 Arcsecond to Radian:
10 × (4.848137e-6 ÷ 1.000000e+0) = 0.00004848136811 Radian

Common Arcsecond to Radian Conversions

ArcsecondRadian
1.00000 Arcsecond
0.000004848136811 Radian
101.000 Arcsecond
0.0004896618179 Radian
201.000 Arcsecond
0.0009744754990 Radian
301.000 Arcsecond
0.001459289180 Radian
401.000 Arcsecond
0.001944102861 Radian
501.000 Arcsecond
0.002428916542 Radian
601.000 Arcsecond
0.002913730223 Radian
701.000 Arcsecond
0.003398543905 Radian
801.000 Arcsecond
0.003883357586 Radian
901.000 Arcsecond
0.004368171267 Radian
1001.00 Arcsecond
0.004852984948 Radian
1101.00 Arcsecond
0.005337798629 Radian
1201.00 Arcsecond
0.005822612310 Radian
1301.00 Arcsecond
0.006307425991 Radian
1401.00 Arcsecond
0.006792239672 Radian
1501.00 Arcsecond
0.007277053353 Radian
1601.00 Arcsecond
0.007761867035 Radian
1701.00 Arcsecond
0.008246680716 Radian
1801.00 Arcsecond
0.008731494397 Radian
1901.00 Arcsecond
0.009216308078 Radian

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